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the matter, appeared to be so utterly with- centre of a typhoon will be over your out justification, and at the same time, so Refinery Chimneys," or to the Superinten- thoroughly characteristic of the imbecility dent of the P. & O. Company, "there will be and fussiness for which that emasculated be a jopple of a soa on in the harbour at Institution has become so remarkable of 10 minutes to to in the morning and it will late, that it was undeserving of serious not be safe for the lighter Maggie to attention. Besides, there appeared such go alongside the Kate"; he would be manifest Indications of the action being the most popular man in the colony. It prompted more by private than public is the less attractive view of self interest in the question, which we now come to in
THE Band of the A. & S. Highlanders will play at the Officers Mess, Murray Barracks, to- morrow evening, commencing at 8.15 o'clock. The following will be the programme
Gretur.Rob Roy
Bishop. Vale..."A Summer Natin Munich"...Celler. SelectionMikado
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Musical Joka."The Jolly Musicies Muscat, Select a... Remolcene of Ireland"......Godfrey.
AN Emergency meeting of Zetland Lodge, No 535. E.C., will be held in Freemasons' Hall, Zeiland Street, on Wednesday, the 6th instant, at 4.30 for 5 p.m. precisely. Visiting brethren are cordially invited,
MRS MUCKLES:"Henry, Ido think you migh use your manners when we are alone as well as when there is company here. What would you think if I were to sit around with my feet cocked up on the table, like you do 7" Mr. Muckles "I think the chances are that the table would
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second mate was sent on to Hongking to report, and the Pilot Fish went out yesterday with a pretty large party to visit the wreck and bring. the crew away from the island. They found her breaking up, the heavy logs lying at the bottom. There were over 75alogs, some weighing four or five toni, besides a quantity of mangrove risks being divided among the China Tinders, spars. The wood is insured for $180.0, the Union, Yangisze, On Tal, and Man On offices, belonged to Mr. Finlayson, of Sydney, N.S.W., The vessel, which, we understand, is not insured,
and had been on this run for some years. Copinin
'the most efficient and powerful type specially considerations, and to tally so completely reviewing this question: Unquestionably contraband chandoo in the forehold. He deliver. PETER Moore, a marine on board the U.S. Malcom, who was acting for Captain Mc..
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with the amb'litious municipal aspirations tinuous supervision of a qualified English of the wire-pullers of that association, as to forbid its being considered worthy of more than mere acknowledgment by the Colonial authorities. Had His Excellency, instead of treating seriously the repre- sentations of this solf-constituted board of busy-bodies, administered to them the snub they so richly merited, we venture to think. the Governor would have acted more wisely, and saved the Departments of Government an infinity of trouble in the future, in having to attend to the feeble and generally senseless communications of this body. In the question of the Colony Observatory, and the character and method of its weather warnings, wo do not dispute that the Chamber of Com. merce was acting within its legitimate sphere. Had they confined themselves to matier thoroughly, investigating the
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and have shown justifiable cause of complaint, we should have been the first to appreciate this new departure of the Chamber upon an intelligible basis. But instead of doing this or making
whatever
any investigation
so far as we can ascertain, they, have literally stood up in the City Hall and indulged in screeching and howling, to an extent quite typhoonish, and in a manger more suited to Salvationist or Dervish modes, than, to the role they assume to play as representative citizens. Let as briefly consider the ques- tion: The present Observatory was the outcome of an agitation extending over a period of years. It was finally disposed of by Governor Porx HENNESSY, who in coming to a decision, had the benefit, in addition to the mature advice of the Surveyor-General Mr. J. M. PRICE, the professional experience of Major, now Major-General, PALMER R.E., an authority upon Astronomical or Engineering matters difficult to equal. Under such experi- enced guidance, the Colony obtained an economical Observatory; limited to conceivable requirements, which for com pactness and completeness has but few rivals, and is so designed and placed, as to be capable of extension to meet almost any possible scientific requirements of the future. The Observatory was opened in 1883. and the present Incumbent, Dr. Doberck. Installed; and he has since con. tinued to direct its working, in our opinion with marked success and benefit. It is an Indisputable fact, and one which cannot be ignored, or even challenged by the Chamber of Commerce wiseacres, that since the open-
the principal agitators have been those connected with shipping interests, it will not be forgotten it was they likewise who were the bitterest opponents for the amelioration of the labour of their employes on Sundays. To these gentle. men the Red ball of Dr. DuszRCX is a veritable "red rag," for the poorer shipping interests of the Colony, taught by only too bitter an experience, naturally fy to places of shelter at its sight, and this so materially affects the pockets of our patrician money grabbers, that they declare the Director of the Observatory's Storm signal to be a perfect nuisance, and are striving to hold the halyards themselves at the City Hall. Better far, say we, for the cry of "wolf" to continue as symptoms warrant, and for a thousand storm warm- ings to be hoisted in vain from under the "venérable hills" of old Cathay, than for single hour's havoc to result such as this colony witnessed in the years 1862-4-5 or 1874.
TELEGRAMS.
MR. GLADSTONE,
LONDON, October 24th. Mr. Gladstone, speaking at Southport, said he was unable to formulate the future Liberal policy; but Ireland remained the foremost question, and that the recent elections clearly showed that only the Septennial Act kept the present Governmeal in, power
Referring to Crete and Armenia be said that the misrule of the Turks would always be a menace to the peace of Europe.
GERMANY AND TURKEY.
CONSTANTINOPLE, Öctober 24th. in the Dardanelles to await the arrival of the An imposing Turkish Fleet is being assembled Emperor of Germany,
A
PROPOSED VISIT OF THE CZAR TO TURKEY.
Optus smugglers would encounter sore dis- couragement, says the Straits Times, were masters of steamers as conscientious as the Captain of the Pakshan, who, in three recent trips from China, found no less than 700 taels of ed the opium to the Farmer here, who has taels, reached the Farmer yesterday, talabahim handsomely. The last lot, 680 Tax Centenary of the discovery of America is to be commemorated by two prize casays, open to the wide world, the first prize being 1200, and the second the sum of £500, offered by the Spanish Government. Full particulars are published in Saturday's Government Gasette, and anybody who fancy they can dash off a poo- a brochure on the subject of C. Columbus and his discoveries can obtain all further information from the Spanish Consul, WHILE a Chinese constable was arresting a drunken Japanese seaman for smashing up street-hawker's wares, on Sunday afternoon the 3rd inst. another Japanese sailor came up and tried to rescue his comrade. They both were brought up eventually to the Police station and errant two dollars and asked his friend who this morning Mr. Wodehouse fined the knight spoiled the symmetry of the hawker's stall, to pay one dollar as subscription to the Govern
ment funds.
a
and applied for a Court of Inquiry, Connchie, at present in Hospital, has arrived,
H.M.M. Linnef, 'went down to the island yesterday.
corvette Swatara, was fined fifty cents this
for taking too much "fire water" at one of the morning by Mr. Wodehouse at the Folice Court
necessitating the combined labors of two con- Queen's Road Central ban-rooma last night, stables and thres coolies to bring the future HONGKONG RIFLE ASSOCIATION. President to the Police Station.
AT a meeting held on the a4th October in the Cannon Street Hotel (London), there were arranged definitely the terms on which a Com pany is to be floated to acquire from the Straits Prospecting Syndicate the gold concessions of Messrs. Gordon and Liddelow at Sambas, in West (Dutch) Borneo. The capital of the Com- pany will be £300,000, in one pound shares, of which only 165,000 will be fasued now, and
£ only 50,000 of that sum will be offered to the public, the remainder being allotted to the con- cessionaires and promoters in payment for their rights. Neither the concessionaires nor the promoters receive anything, in-cash, £35,000 are to remain unissued as a reserve, which may be dealt with in future.
".
GARRISON SHOOTING CLUB V. IST
A. & S. HIGHLANDERS,
teams took place on Saturday afternoon, and
The third and decisive match between these
resulted in a victory for the latter by 36 points. The Grison were handicapped by the absence of two of their best ahots, Capt. Collinson and Lieut. Carlyle, but the utter reversal of form succeeding in defeating their opponents by 110 is to be accounted for as much by the great falling off exhibited by some of their best men, O'Leary to wit, as to the slight improvement on the part of the Highlanders. Subjoined are the scores :-
GARRISON SHOOTING CLUB,
shown in this and the first match, when they
bet bej. Te dxtract ColSgt. If. Delaney
E. Adatud
wa
5.C. J. C. Watson Sergeant W, A, Rodding.....................
Sergeant Langford
QM.S. R. Wams
Bar
Sergeant If, Southen C.E.M. P. O'Leary C.-Sgt, H, Martis..
500 Boo Total
10
yarda, yarılı, yarılı,
Total.334
A & S. HIGHLANDERS,
Pipe Mai. R. Hall CSgt G. Mack................ Sergeant E. Martin...nı savun Sergeant J. Thomson. C-Sgt. W Auld C-T Boyd
REFERRINO to the strike of school-children at Hawick, the Edinburgh correspondent of the Times writes:-The good town of Hawick, the WE hear from Canten, that the Viceroy is so renin of returning from the Viceroyalty of the capital of the Borders, has acquired a fresh two Hu shortly, that he has rented a place claim to notoriety. It is the scene of the very within the city proper. for the whole of bis latest development of the strike movement. The family, and they are already domesticating them scholars of two of its Board schools have come selves accordingly. This does not look as if out." On Wednesday afternoon a majority of the His Excellency had much faith himself in his scholars in the higher standards marched out of Grand Trunk Railway to Hankow scheme. If their class-rooms, and their teachers were left China has to wait until her mines produce lamenting. The demands of the strikers are not the necessary iron and es·ablish rolling mills
for anything sa paltry as higher pay. They claim shorter hours, lighter work (that is to say casica capable of rolling the permanent way, before she commerces the construction of her Railways lessons), and better teachers. There is something comical as well as something very shocking in -well the year 2000 may witness the inaugura tion of this Railway scheme. As a bit of volun..
these demands. What the boys want, in fact, tary information we would remind His Excel-is to assume the functions of the school board and at the same time to exchange places with lency that it is only within the last twenty years the great United States of America has found it their masters. Following the example of the to its advantage to introduce rolling mills and dock strikers, they organized a public demon-Sergeant L. Hutton manufacture its own permanent way.
stration. Having formed a precession, they marched through the streets of the town between the two rebellious schools, appealing in this way for public sympathy and support. Their pro- ceedings were perfectly orderly; and when the local police were asked to interfere they declined, as the Metropolitan Police did, on the ground life nor property was endangered. The leverage that it was a private quarrel, and that neither on which the little rebels rely in the belief that if they disqualify themselves for presentation to the inspector by absences there will be a loss of the Government grant, which will tell upon their teachers and on the ratepayers. They forget, however, that their escapade may entail on them another year's attendance at school..
THE Scottish peer who is stated in a recent telegram in the Indian papers to have been concerned in some very serious annamed charge, turns out to be Lord Galloway, a pillar of Con servatism in the south west of Scotland, and the dated 4th October shows that the Earl of Premier's brother-in-law. A second telegram
Galloway seems to have made himself liable to a severe penalty under the Criminal Law Amendment Act, if the evidence against him be substantiated. It has at least been sufficient to warrant hi committal for trial after examina- intends visiting the Sultan of Turkey next Galloway, Alan Plantagenet Stewart, is now
tion before the magistrate at Dumfries. Lord
years of age, and succeeded to the Earldom In spring.
1873. He sat in Parliament for Wigtownshire as Lord Carlies from 1869 to 1873, and was Lord High Commissioner to the General Arsem- bly of the Church of Scotland in 1876-77. In 1873 he married Lady Mary Cecil, daughter of the and Marquis of Salisbury, half slater of the Prime Minister.
LONDON, November 1st. "It is rumoured that the Emperor of Russia
THE GERMAN EMPEROR'S VISIT TO TURKEY.
¡
The Emperor of Germany has started for Stamboul.
THE EMPEROR WILLIAM ON THE
. BRITISH NAVY. The German Emperor, while toasting the British Navy, said that Nelson's famous signal was no longer necessary, and that young naval nations like Germany must come and learn England.
ANOTHER TYPHOON.
of
kindly forwarded the following notice A At 1020 am. to-day the Spanish Contul typhoo exists to the S.E. of Luzon, and is progressing slowly.
Dr. Doberck writes to-day -At 9.30 pm,
the following telegram was issued Typhoon S. of Luzon. The barometer con
Bolinao.
IN Saturday's Gazette appears the following communication from the Acting Colonial Secre ar
The old Colonial Cemelety, at Wan-isai, în' this Colony, having become surrounded by a dense population of Chinese of the poorer classes, it is found difficult to keep it in a con. dition of decency and cleanliness; It is there- decently to remove all monuments and tomb. fore notified that it is proposed reverently and atones in such Cemetery, as well as all remains which may be found there, to the existing Colonial Cemetery in the Happy Valley, where such remains will be re-interred.
The monuments will be repaired and grouped stated from what part of the Colony they have
SUPREME COURT,
IN SUMMARY JURISDICTION; (Before Mr.A.G. Wise, Acting Puisne Judge.)
Sergeant G. Guns Q.M.S. J. Atkinson Sergeant H. Newport Sergeant T. Phillips Sergeant A. Gray
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THE FORMOSAN RISING.
Formosa who nearly annihilated a body of same News has been received, that the savages in four hundred troops, under the command of a clansman of Liu Ming-chuan, at a place called, Lao Kou Shan, "Old Dog's Hill-an event' which wa duly chronicled in our columns a short time ago-being elated at their victory, but knowing their inability to cope with the Chiness troops single-handed, have sent envoys to all the other aboriginal tribes in the Island, and especially to a powerful tribe occupying the high- lands just behind the part of Tamsai, entreating them to take the present opportunity to throw off, the Chinese yoke. Six of these emissaries were captured by cavalry, outposts near Tamsui, the Division officer commanding which made short work of them beheading them on the spot and. sending their heads and "confessions" to Liu Messrs. Arnhold Karberg & Co. claimed $545 | Ming Chuan, at Talpch foo. It is also reported from Messrs. D. Sassoon & Co., as agents of that His Excellency has ordered the troops the Austro-Hungarian Lloyd Steamship Co, for hurrying now to the front to avenge the recent damage done to cargo.--Mr. J. Francis, Q.C.doge or fowls (Chi-ch'un poodin) and that disaster to spare neither man, woman, child, instructed by Mr. Stokes, represented the plaintifs, and Robinson, instructed by Mr. from statements made by friendly savagea Deacon, defended.
grand pow-wow given by the victorious rebels pledges were given by all, in barley-wine drunk to others who had ined the insurrection,
in cups composed of human skulls, to fight a war of extermination with the Invaders. Meanwhile numerous scooling commands have gone ahead of the main body of troops into the country of the offending aborigines, heavy bribes being given to Induce traitorous
CLAIM FOR DAMAGED QARGO,
without any fear whatever of producing irrite-ing of the Observatory, not a single gale of tinues falling, and the weather is threatening in round a plain memoria! stone on which it will be ald-The Orion arrived here on the ith savages to
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H.M S. Rambler returned to port this afternoon from a surveying Cruise.
wind of any degree of force has taken place without warning being given; moreover, also that not a single casualty of any grave character has occurred, elther in this harbour, or in the immediate vicinity of the colony, through typhoon 4 COOLIE was killed at Victoria Battery, West causes. It is simple nonsense to ascribe Foint, by a fall of earth, this afternoon, to accident this extraordinary Immunity, The Dock Company, possessing an estab- fishment recognized throughout the world
HR. E. H. Melbye has resumed his duties as
Danish Consul here, according to the Garitle,
been removed.
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THE returns of the number of visitors to the City -Europeans 198, Chinese 2,199; tatal, 2,397. WE are informed by the agents (Messrs. D, Sassoon, Soni & Co.) that the steamer Japan. with mails from Calcutta, left Singapore for this port yesterday, and may be expected on or about
the gth inst
Among the inscriptions in her album most prized Now, to by Mme. Patt-Nicolini is this, by the elder Damas. Being a man and a Christian I love to listen to your singing; but if I were a bird I should die of envy,"
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THERE is a humorist on board the steamship Hangchew. In writing the report of the voyage he states that on the 26th one of the Chinese passengers died from sheer physical inability brokers, and annultants ever succumb to, we That is the only disease mules, to exist."
triple expansion engines, and a capacity of 5,200
at
& Co., said that he had had some years' experience Paul Brevett, salesman to Messrs. Siemssen
of Vienna matches. Those in Court were not in a marketable condition. He had himself had similarly damaged consignments arrived, and had to make allowance to purchasers, although the matches were not damaged.
Ernest Gotz, salesman to the plaintiffs, August from Trieste, with 200 cases of matches and dangerous passes abounding in the coun "show the way over the wild consigned to as, which were landed in Messrs. try to be invaded. In one instance an old hag, Meyer's Godownt. That was the usual thing. whose greed for gaudy-colored callcoes and We had previously sold these matches to Cheong tinsel gewgawa was more powerful than her tribesmen, was cap Woo at $22.50 per case, the market price. Weare her loyalty to the sole agents for these matches. I went to the tuted by her own people while in the Godowns the other day to inspect the cases, as act of guiding a dozen or so scouts, who aban- Cheong Wo had refused to accept them as clean doned her the moment they were confronted cases. I found that the cases appeared to have by a superior force and feft the miserable been wet with salt water. After some corres-
woman to her fate. What that fate was It pondence with the defendants the ninety-seven would be easy to imagine, taking into account cases that were damaged were sold by auction,
the degree of exasperation her'savage clans- and realised $1,665, as compared with $2,180,
men must have been in 'at the time of her After a length defence his Lordship gave Judg. ment for the plaintiffs, with costs.
IN BANKRUPTCY," (Before Mr. J. Fielding Clark, Acting
Chief Justice)
Re TLORA HUNTINÖDON.
In this matter Farulalli, a milliner, oppose adjudication, alleging that several debts were scheduled which were not genuine. The Registrar stated that this man was the execation creditor, and that a box of Jewelry had been seized-His lordship adjourned the matter for a week, that Fazy might repeat his atatement in an affidavit.
capture but the last that was seen of the wretched hag was her being conducted, on each side by a couple of savages, and another in the rear prodding her with a spear as they skipped along like goats on the mountain paths, dodging every now and then as if to get out of the way of a whistling bullet which had been shot from the magazine rifle of some humane Chinese soldier, who sent the bullet with the hope of putting i
an end to her sufferings on the spot,
proper of the late disaster at Old Dog's bill, in obedience in orders from Liu Ming Chuan to search for the dead body of the deceased Commander, whom we have already men tioned as being a rephew or clansman of the Fatal the facts have been elicited that the dead colonel-being a wonderfully fat man- was cut up" into sundry, plecen and made Into various Formosan delicacies at the grand "pow- wow " noted above, Orders have also been On the and October the British barque promulgated for the embodiment of a special rifle corps of a thousand, men, the prospectivo Capt. Malcom, left Sandakan with about 1,300 man of the Fatal The aacleus of the corps, it tons of billian and mangrove logs, consigned is intended, will consist of Hak-kas-the room by the China-Borneo Company. All went well
WRECK OF THE “HATTIE E. TAPLEP.,"
Survivors, friends, of relatives who may desire to make any objection to this removal, are requested to address the Colonial Secretary of Hongkong within six months from this date.
A list of the remaining monuments is appended.
(These are fifty in number, and refer to inter- ments between 1841.and 1845). LYING alongside the huge O. and O. steamer Garlic is a still larger vessel, flying the English Bag, although belonging to the Pacific Mall here from England yesterday. She looks the very type of an "ocean greyhound"-long and low, and is probably the finest steamer that has ever visited this port. She is 460 feet long, by 48 ft. broad; double-funnelted, four-master, with
facilities from being more extensively
tens. Her laterior equipment is most luxurious, employed of recent years.
her builder--the Fairfield Company, of Glas- gow-having fitted her with the most modern proceed to scientific facts, authenticated
conveniences for the passengers' comfort. She beyond dispute; It has been established that
in lighted throughout by electricity, each double berth is supplied with hot and cold water, and the typhoons which mostly devastate the
the saloons, smoking rooms, etc., are charming. China coast during the season, have their
She carries accommodation for 130 first-class, to the
55 second-class, and 1,100 steerage passengers. origin in the great Ocean area
Her pretensions to speed are shown by the facts eastward of Luzon. The general direction
that the steamed over nineteen knots on her in which these cyclones travel is fairly
for enforced detention in the Suez Canal and 13 trial trip, and came out from Cardiff, allowing uniform; and their courses become erratic believe,
hours' anchorage outside Hongkong, in less. when nearing the mountainous chains of
A PRIVATE in. the gist Regiment, named than 30 days. She will discharge her cargo of | Hattis E. Tapley, under the command of colonel of which, we hear, will be another clans-*** Formosa or the Philippines. Consequently, Hamilton, died yesterday In Hospital from berth, leaving for San Francisco la about ten coal here, and after renovating will go on the the geographical position of these islands internal injuries sustained through a fall from a
window in Murray-Barracks one night last weekdays. (the south point of Formosa being on it is supposed that he stepped through the Ar the Marine Court this morning Valencia N.E. arose, carrying away several of the sails, and in the late war of reprisals
until Tuesday last, when a strong gale from the who distinguished-themselves as sharp-shooters- a parallel of latitude to the southward window whilst walking in his sleep, as he was Francisca and John Anderson, seamen belonging causing the vessel to strain and leak considerat of Hongkong), causes them to be, so to
to the American barque Nalile M. Stads, were ably. The crew were kept at the pamps
LATE TELEGRAMS. We regret His Excellency the Governor speak, our meteorological monitors, in all SATURDAY'S Gassile contains a communication charged by their Captain, J. C. Texeira, with dia- night, and next day the steam donkey-engine re- from the Secretary of state for the Colonies which obedience of orders on the 18th inst, The lieved them. No observations could be taken
BERLIN, October 11th..: should have been so far moved by the circular storms of any magnitude which will be of interest to residents here with anything Captain stated that the defendants were shipped until Thursday, when she was found to be in The Tsar arrived here this morning, and was badinage (for it amounted to little else), embarrass us with their devious attentions. to leave to their heirs. By amendments to the at Melbourne to May last as ABM. They were long. 31.6. On Friday morning the Lammocks met af the station by the Emperor William, which has been carried on in the Press of Far from finding fault, because we get our policy of life assurance has been effected with and from there to America. The ship put into drove the vessel to leeward, and she got among From the station His Imperial Majesty drove, Revenue Act it is now provided that where a shipped from Melbournete the Philippine Islands, were sighted, but the heavy sea and light winds Prince Bismarck and Comrat Herbert Bismarck, this colony during the last few months at primary Indications of an approaching any insurance company by a person who shall Cebu in distress, and from there had come to the islands, where the leak could be kept under accompanied by a brilliant escort, so the Russian sform from the Philippines, we have dia domiciled elsewhere than in the United Hongkong for repairs. When she arrived here They commenced beat Ching Island and His Imperial Majesty's reception by the people to windward, and got Embassy, where he stays during his sojourn here. the expense of the Hongkong Observatory
Kingdom, the production of a grant of representa, the defendants asked to be discharged, and were into the straits between and its Director, as to authorise a Com-to look upon. It as a geographical tion from a court in the United Kingdom shall told they would be as soon as some money the Sam Mun Islands, which are about fifteen has been marked by its coolness, ente mission to Investigate into the working of consequence, and be grateful it is so; and not be necessary to establish the right to receive came from home. Last Saturday the second miles from Hongkong. The wind fell, and they
LONDON, October 11th... defendant went on shore without leave, and drifted helplessly towards the northern point, The North that establishment. Occasionally, in a further be doubly grateful when Sir ROBT. the money payable in respect of such polley,
Metropolitan Tramways have did not return till 9 pm, on the 29th. On Friday of the most south-easterly island in the latter, announced that the working hours of their focular strain we have treated the singular HART, vouchsafes us the advantage of A SPORTING correspondent writes that at least the 2nd November the two defendanta refused group. By setting all sail the islet was employès have been reduced to twelve daily a good fortune this colony has enjoyed meteorological information from south yesterday, and almost all had excellent bags were ordered to go to work by som They eat cleared. Whilst trying to get lato deeper towe METEyed October rath.
to the mate and water the wind veered round a couple of points The National League has been suppressed in In escaping from the dire results to Formosa cape. Only an astronomer, woodcock and a brace or two of partridges being refused. The complainant then reported it and the order to anchor was given. Just As the Tipperary, including place where it was be anticipated from the frequent storm possessing, prescient faculties and Divine | secured by one party, although until the pad etter to the Marino Magistrate-Francisco der, and then either the hawser parted or the Captain E. H. Verney, the Gladstonian Liberal:
to the American Consul, who gave bima anchor fell, her stern struck, smashing the rud intended to found Tenants Defence League. la cut--which will be shortly...the shooting is warnings; but our comments could attributes will apparently satisfy the necessarily limited to a small ares. One steame stated that he refused duty because not possibly be construed into any grave Chamber croakers, If Dr. DoBxxcx could launch transported six sportsmen who counted his discharge, and the food was not good anchor dragged, for her how rese on the swell and candidats, has been elected for Nork Bucks by fell among the rocks. As she might break up at a majority of 20% votes over Mr. Eyciya Hubbard, to some of our to head for their share, notwithstanding this Anderson said that he was not properly shipped any moment, the crew seventeen all told, left in the Conservative candidate, complaint as to the conduct of that institu- send Intimistion tion; for we remain to be convinced that leading shipping firms, and, for instance, dead to a place whese troubles have previously men were properly shipped being odered the the boats, and reached in life' Chinese village of BERIT, October 12th
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on the gland. Next morning some of the establishment has not already been of say to Mesars, JARDINE, MATREION &arisen and was extremely well treated, as an option of going on board to duty or going to swam off and got a few of their personal effects with the Testerday: A banquet took pince great benefit to the colony, Moreover, the Co. or Messrs. BUTTERFIELD and SWIRK body would be who behaved properly especially Gaol, the defendante preferred to go back to but nothing more could be done, owing to the surf, at the Palice, ledight, then took place if a few strings of cash were distributed amongst their duty instead of prison fare, They were which was bettering the wreck by say, has William lossted the Taur as his honored friend action of the Chamber of Commerce In "At 5 minutes past 8 o'clockto-morrow, the the youngsters
Accordingly discharged.
threatened to quickly knock her to pieces: 281 and guest, and said that, he hoped that
The Hongkong Telegraph.
HONGKONG, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 4, 1889.
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